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ST. LOUIS May observation-disclosures 400
shipments 1 200. Market steady: choice heavy
tive steers 81 SO "a Co. fair to good shipping steers
So sO04 25: butchers steers fair to choice So 90
ri 20; feeders fair good So 10 "A; stockers, fair
to good So. 1O029O: Texans, common grass to good
corn-fed. 81 GOAL 10. 600
Hors-Recepts. 2 500 shipments, 2 600 Mar
ket Srm; choice heavy and butchers selections.
S4 oO05; packing fair to good. Sd rs 4-S5; York
ers medium prime. $4.5 al 20: pigs common
to good s.. IS ALSO.
sheep-Receipts 500 shipments. 200 Market
steady clipped, fair to choice, So 10 041O lambs,
S3.7O04 so.
CHICAGO May 27.-The Drovers' Journal
ports: Cattle-Receipts, 1000 shipments. 5000.
Market slow and steady; shipping steers $50 TO l..
500 lbs So IS "a. 60: stockers and feeders. $500
4: cows bulls and mixed, 81. 30; Texas cattle,
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments 5 900. Mar
ket strong and , O10c higher; rough and mixed,
ST 5504 95. packing and shipping. "a. S5O5.1O;
light 81 5O04S5; skps. s. 501 0450
Sheep-Receipts 5000; shipments. 300 Market
steady native SO. 5004.40; Western. $3.50
a IS: Texans $2.5O03.75; lambs. $20475.
NEW YORK May 27-Beeves-Receipts. seventy
six carloads for the market. thirtyone carloads for
exporters and carloads for ety slaughters di
rect The market dull, weak and lower:
fourth of the offerings being carried Ordinary
to prime native sold at 81 25I4 co. good
fed Colorado steers ar .4004 60: and choice bulls
at So. 6OD3.75. few selected fancy native steers
went to- So a is Exports to-day and tomorrow,
1913 beeves and 1 $50 quarters of beef
Sheep-Receipts s. go slow trade with down
ward tendency at dull finish; common to best sheep
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sold IS. IS IA GO per 100 lbs choice yeariings
81 5016.
Hogs-Receipts. 1.s00: all consigned direct to
slaughters: trading in live hogs.
KANSAS CITY. May Observation-Disclosures L. 800
shipments, none. The market about steady: good
to choice. S4 "A 20; common to medium So 500
800 stockers 81 6o03.25i feeding steers. $500
3.S5 cows So a 3.65.
Hogs-Recepts, $500; shipments. 1000. The
market opened strong closing weak: good TO choice.
81 80 al IS: common to medium. 81 Is 04.5o; skips
and pigs. s.. 5O04
Sheep-Receipts. none: shipments. none. Market
firm: good to choice SIS a 3. so; common to medium
$202.75.
EAST LIBERTY, May 81 Cattle = Receipts
10; shipments. 1875 Nothing doing all through
signments NO cattle were shipped to New York
dav.
Hogs-Receipts 2 800, shipments. Q 200. The
market fair Philadelphia. So 80 535 York.
81 9O05; common and light. 81. 60 "a. so; pigs.
04.50. Four carloads OF hogs were shipped to New
York to-day.
sheep-Receipts. 1000. shipments, 1000. The
market was slow at yesterdays prices
CINCINNATI May 27.-Hogs steady common and
light. $3.50 al. 15 packing and butchers, $4.40O
400; receipts, 5000; shipments, i, 700.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. May 27.-wooi quiet: Ohio
Pennsylvania and West VIRGINIA Xxx and above. 800
34c; X 8 032c medium. 81 a 3Sc: coarse 3763Sc:
New York Michigan. Indiana and Western fine or X
and Xxx, 2903Oc medium, 36 037cs coarse, 36D
sc; fine washed dela;ne X and Xxx. :55 D37c medi-
um washed combine and delaine 81 039c: coarse
washed com bling and delaine. 31fb3Se: Canada
washed conahinr, 81 D36c: tub washed. 80 D41c: me-
dinm unwash.d combing and delane. % 03Oc: coarse
29D3Oc; eastern Oregon. 16D21ca valley Oregon
2O027c New Mexican and Colorado IA 02Oc.
BOSTON. May 27.-Wool in good demand; Ohio
and Pennsylvania extra leeces at 31I2O32c; Xxx at
&c., Michigan extra at 80 a 3012c Kentucky conbing
deaine 80 SAC for one-fourth and
blood: spring me iium Texas at % D27c: Oregon
wool at 17024c: medium unwa he'd Western at 2S0
3Oc super pulled wool, SO G40c; pulled % q
29c
ST. LOUIS May 27.-Wool higher but great dis
elimination regarding quality; unwashed good
un, 2202714c; coarse braid. 16023c: low sandy. Is
D19c; fine light 800 23c; fine heavy. 10 zoe; tub
washed, choice 3703Sc fair. 34136c low 800
33c.
NEW YORK. May 27.-Wool steady with a mod
crate trade; domestic fleece. 3O037c; pulled, 140
34c; Texas, 9024c.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Qnorations Produce at the
Two Great Centers

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers
NEW YORK, May 7.-Flour-Receipts. Is
sS6 packages; exports. 571l brls and II 600 sacks
Market firm. but only moderately active Sales,
l4,600 brls
Wheat-Receipts 900 400 bu; exports, 3O9 122
bu. SPOT q shade stronger, but less active.
Options opened strong and trifle higher. later
ruled easier and declined % Sc, closing firm at
near the hest rates: speculation very quiet.
Sales. $50 0o0 bn futures and 236 600 bu spot;
No 2 MiwanKee 954c: No. hard 974 a CSC; un-
erade. red, S7k a g93c: No 3 red. 952c; No. red.
974c in elevator. 9S2c delivered. 98c f. o. b.: No.
j red 994c: No. white. 96sc; No 2 red, May,
97a097a closing at 979c; Inne, 97a 097 11-16c,
closing M 97ke: july. 963 97c, closing at 962c;
August 94a 094 l3-l6c, closing at 94sc: Septem-
Der. "a 943c, closing at 94c; December. 96k %
9Tc closing at 96sc
Corn-Sot lots firm and moderately active;
options a II lower and heavy; receipts. 90 300
bu: exp"rrs, 1885 IN; sales. 7O4. 900 bu futures
steamer. 46sc in elevator: No. 2. 471c in ela-
vator. 49, 4ssr canal delivered; distilling, $780,
No 2. MAY 47Ac: June. All a 4T2c, closing at 47tc
July, 4S4 a4S4c, closing at 48Ic; August 49I
f91c. closing at 49!c: September sole, closing at
504c.
Oats-Firm receipts. q. 900 bu; exports, q
1877 bu sales. $50 ono bn futures lI2 900 bu spot;
mixed Western, 34a 936c; white Western, 3s0
l2c.
Hay quiet and generally steady
Hops quiet and unchanged.
Coffee--Snot fair Rio firm; options opened
lower. closing stronger. sales, 1856 $50 bags:
MAY, 10 26c: June Is 20 .9l9 25c; July, 1900
10 Zoe; August. 10 ~ a20; September, 10 750
20 Csc: October 20 90 a 20 30c: November. 20 10
a 20 40c: December. 20. Is a 20 SOC; February
20 . 120 Csc; March. 20. 25c; April. 20 80 a
20 55c Sugar qniet and steady; refined quiet:
OF A. 5 1-I6 aisle: mold A 5 ID Ice: standard
A. 5sc; powdered. Gao I-l6c; granulated, 81 a
5S1-IO0r Molasses firm. Rice firm.
Tallow steady. Iosin qriet
Eggs firm; receipts, 2GO7 packages: Western,
121 113c.
Pork firm and ia moderate inquiry. Cut
meats quiet bnt firm. Lard shade better and
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Cash quotations were as follows Flour firm
and unchanged. No. spring wheat, $50
satc; No. spring wheat, 80 a S3c; No. red
CSC. No. corn 3S 036ac. No. oats, 25s0
26c. No. 2 rye. 553c. No. barley. SIC. No.
faxseed ST. IA; prime timothy seed. 81 76 a l. II.
Mess pork. per BRIL- $24; lard. per 100 lbs, Sc 571
ID 60; short-rib side Qoosel, 81 rs OI174;
dry-salted shoulders tboxed), So 60 05 20: short
clear sides lboxec). ST. 60 a 90 Whisky. dis
tillers' finished goods, per gal. 81 10. Sugars
55c On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was lower; receipts large: cream
err. 13 a l64c; dairy. IL 0I5c. Eggs firm at lie.
isecepts-FIonr. loooo DTS; wheat li0.ooO
bu corn. 1876 600 bu; oats, lag, 900 blu; rye, 1000
bu barley. 10000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 81
600 brls; wheat H. 900 bu corn 265. 900 bu oats,
l87, 600 bu; rye 1000 bu: barley, 5000 bu
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Original Pnzxies.
NO. 2361-PRIzE ALPHABETICAL SQUARES
XII. A soft. earthly substance consisting of
sbea vast pan seuah
smiths.
lical name. 4. A hero of classical mythology 5.
copy of Poultry and Pets" for the first correct
answer to either of the squares. FAIRPLAY.
FORT WAYNE. Ind.
NO. 2362-cHARADE.
In this charade I'm sure you'll find
Three words in one if you will mind.
The whole instrument to grade
A substance into vapor made.
Bear in mind. one. two three
Find each and thus will you find me-
Ny one is change on Wall street found;
Many it takes to weigh pound;
Has large place in incdentas,
Figures less in wealthy rentals.
My second is both great and small;
The Christi n always writes ittall
IT'S in itself that it is less,
But z eat for what it stands. guess.
The third defines quite well your place.
As on in life you make the race;
Marks the steps that You Lave taken,
Dates the times of bad forsaken.
To those intent on learning true,
It's highest merit keep in view.
MARTINsvILLE Ind UNCLE THEo.
NO. 2363--NUMERIcAL ENIGMA
true saying of twenty seven letters.
My 27. 10. 25, II. IS is desert.
Ny 4, 3.1l3. z. 26 is origin.
Il. l.
My Is, 10, 15 is fowl. W. @.
HARMONY, Ind.
NO. 2364-A STAIR.
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60 10
TO 2, a system; 2 TO 5. the first woman; to 4,
TO gain by labor: to 5. female who lives in a
cloister to 6, an iron spike; to z falsehood:
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Oil.

OIL CITY May 27-National Transit certificates
opened at 6314e; highest 64iec lowest 6lsc; closed
at 6334c Sales, 1.O49, 900 orls. Clearances L
442 900 brls Charters. Sl.904 brls. Shipments
IA, $50 brls.
NEW YORK, May 27.-Petroleum active and
firm to strong; opened 633sc: highest "a &c., low
est, 63c closed So 7sc. Sales, 2, 237. 900 brls.
Turpentine dull at Sc i2c.
PITTSBURG. May 26.-Petroleum active closed
and closed at 63 7sc: highest, GA l2c lowest. Csc.
CLEVELAND, May 27.-Petroleum quiet; standard
white. 11Oo. 7c.
32loc.
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LIVE STOCK.

A Slow Market and Lower Prices for All
Common Cattle-Hoes a Shade Lower.
INDIANAPOLIs. May 27.
CATTLE-Receipts. $50; shipments, 100 Fair
supply; quality fair and demand light Market
slow and prices lower on all common grades
A n,1rnher left over for to- morrow.
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THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

Everything relating this department must be adj
dressed to w. III. GRAHAM, West Scarborough Cum
berland county, Name. Original contributions and
answers to each weeks puzzles are desired
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'' STAR. Ind. - W : 81 i; &C ,sssa
NO. 235o-A damon n
i. A letter. 2. Very small. 2
endure. g. volatile fluid. 8. Beic nring 4 To
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. HAZEL
NO. 2866-PATRIARcHAr. ceoss
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bar: ANYTHING very small Long cross bar cross
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In James, not in Sam:
In goat. not in ram;
In hog. not in meat:
In bench, not in seat
In Harry. not in jim:
In solomon in Tim.
In low, not In high;
In ground. not in sky;
In lake, not in brook:
In turn not in crook
Whole was general and statesman.
ANSWERS in three weeks. Co.
A Prize
desirable prize is offered for the best list .,
swers this week ~ Oh a.
Puzzles Answered.
By n e. B.. Putnamviiles Nos. 1888, 2a4o
By y a se Girl Evansville: Nos. 1888 2s4o
By Dodo Gallon: Nos 1888. 1889, 234o %.
2343. 2344, 2345. -o' ~sa2,
BY w. T. Brown. Ellettsvile: Nos 233s goo.
2340 partially, 234l. 2342. 2343, 2344 oSas'
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Prize Winner.
The prize--a game offered for the largest r.. ].
answers is awarded to w. t. Brown Ss' 'isl OF
A Late List.
BY M. E. B.. Putnamville: Nos 1881. oaao
1855. @0o@s
Foot Notes.
UNCLE THEo is with US again.
WE. Us e. Co. is welcome.
M. E B.-Gad to hear from you again
w. T. BRowN--A large list. Let us hav. .o
puzzles from you soon. i'e
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NEW YORK, May 27-Bar silver, 95c.
LONDON, May 27--Bar silver, 43sd pc
ounce
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NEW YORK. May 27.-Cotton goods were in
steady demand but larger movement. Wooden goods
slow. For fannels increased interest was
excited. Wednesday. June l. Faulkner. Page &
Co will sell at auction 10. 600 packages including
scarlets blue mixtures white Shakers. in plain
and twils. and on Friday. June 3, Parker Wilder g.
Co. will sell their entire stock of plain and twilled
Aannels of similar colors descriptions
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Light Trading in Wheat, Business at
Times Being Almost at Stand-Still.

Corn Quiet, Exhibiting Tendency to Weak
ness, WI ich Is Increased by Heavy Re-
ceipts-Provisions Weak and Lower.
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FINANCIAL.

Accounts of Banks Bankers and Corporations "a
licited.
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent and
redscount for Banks when balances warrant IL
Boston is Reserve City. and balances with u.
from Banks fnot located in other Reserve Cities
count a reserve.
We draw Exchange On London and the
Continent and make Cable transfers and place money
by telegraph throughout the United States and Can
ada
Government Bonds bought and sold. and Exchanges
in Washington made for Banks without extra charge
We have market for prime frst-cass Investment
Securities. and invite proposals from States Coun-
ties and Cities when issuing bonds.
We do general Banking business, and invite cor.
respondence
ASA p. POTTER, President
jos W. WORK Cashier
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Metals
NEW YORK, May 27.-Lead quiets common, 4ssc.
Tin quiet and steady.
ST. LOUIS. May 27.-Lead strong; common,
A
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UNCLE THEo is with again.
WE. Us 81 Co. is very welcome.
NJ E. B.-Glad to hear from You again
w. T. BRowN-A large list Let us have SOM
puzzles from you soon. 'oin
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Foot Notes.

A Late List.
BY M. E. B., Putnamvile: Nos. 1881 oaao
1855. @ooz
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

JOS. w. WORK, Cashier.
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The prze--a game offered for the larya.t a.. .
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SELLS RED LETTER CIRCUS
An Unprecedented Assemblage
of Famous, Fearless, Are
mic Stars?

sells Brothers will present some eX-
ceptionally novel and amazing aero
batic and aerial acts in Dallas on the
occasion of their approaching visit,
Saturday. October Is. Stirk and Ie-
no. known as "the human meteors,"
will execute soul stirring leaps, somer-
saults and dives, on an elaborate ar
rangement of swinging trapeze rig
giue: the three Phaulons will cnthuse
the spectators with their cXtraordi-
nary acrobatic innovations the Gil
lette troupe of bicyclist will traverse
slender wires on their two-whcelcd
vehicles at dizzy height; the four
Raymond sisters, the only lady aero
bats in the profession, will perform as
tonishing feats, II la Craggs; Master
Rudolph, The wizard-l- Ike "human fly"
will promenade with head downwards;
the Giliort brothers will pose as Greek
gods; Zolo, the human projectilc, will
be fired from huge cannon and whiil
through space; the Leslie brothers
will give brilliant illustrations of ath-
letic science; Mile Dumond, the latest
and most noted European gymnastic
sensation, will thrill the auditors with
her marvellous maneuvres on a rail
trapeze, at the apex OF the tent: Mad
anne James, the irou- jawed phenom
enon, will perform electriiying feats
of strength; Josie Ashton will dazzle
the audience with her display OF grace
aud daring OH the flying rings, and
twenty world-eminent vaulters will
compete in n grand international
double somersault ieaping tourna-
ment.
The above series of acts will be sup
plemented with the startling perform
ances of the Messrs. Sells recent for
eign einforcements-El Mahdi's com
pany of Arabian soldiers and aero
bats, Prince Misako's Royal Yeddo
Japanese circus, ana Alexander Nc
Gregor's troupe Of Scotch athletes anu
broad-sword combatants.
These numerous aAd dazzling feat
ures, together with the bareback rid
ing, skatorial displays, vaudeville acts,
clown revels. stage sensations, educat-
ed elephants, stations, ponies, zebras,
donkeys, dogs ami pigs, classic hippo
dromatic sports, firemen's tournament
and realistic representations of life in
thu Wild WesI," make up the colos-
sal, bewildering and delightful circus
programme.
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Personal.

Mr.. n. H. Frohlichstcin, of Mobile
Ala, writes: take great pleasure in
recommending d.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, having used
il for severe attack Of bronchitis
aud catarrh. IL gave mo instant re-
lief and entirely cured me and | have
not been afflicted since. | also beg TO
state that had tried other remedies
with no good result. Have also used
Electric Bitters and DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, both of which ] can recon-
mend.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds is sold
on positive guarantee. Trial bot
ties free at W II. Howell n Bros
drug store.
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la1as laik g"ald.
Thursday, October q, 1887.
Real Estate Transfers.

II. Simon to Sell Simon, lot l6, block
125. city OF Dallas, $3.50.
John II. Colo to Edwin Taylor, /
acres of the lIawpe survey, $500.
Edwin Taylor TO j II. Cole, . acres
west of the Trinity river 5000
O. A. Gillian and wife to j. II,
Brownlee. tract on the Lancaster
road, area not given, 5000.
O. A. Gillian and wife to NJ. A..
Moore, 10l by 1915 feet, Gillian tract,
$500.
Ophelia Eakin TO &. V. Hughes, 50
by 1863 feet, Crossthwaitc street, S125'
h. l. Irvine ct al. to Ed Moran, lots
3 and H. block 9, south side, $3.50.
II. G.. Tennison to #. VI. Cockreli
lots 3 and 4, block "a, $4,000.
Ophela Eakin tc &. v. Hughes, lots
8 and 6, Eakin's addition, Sl25O.
w. NJ. Waters and wife to q. "
Hughes. 80 by 1870 feet, street not
given, $500.
VIM. Roe to Joseph Dixon, IT'S
acres Of the W. h. Rowe survey, $3.50.
II. W. Scollard to A. &. Abrams, 40
by $50 feet on Wood street, S2SOO.
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West Dallas.

We have IL lots in Gilliam's sub
division, adjoining Oak Cliff These
lots overlook Oak Cliff and DALLAS and
are within 8 minutes walk of the Al
lance mills, the Oak Cliff schools and
10Th street station. They have 'front.'
age of 10 feet on Lancaster avenue,
running back 200 feet Price $500,
! cash. balance in small payments to
suit buyer. See plat ct Office of Parry
Bros, IA Main street, under St.
George Hotel.
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For Ricketts,. Marasmus and
Wasting Disorders of Childrsn,
THE END.

SCOTS Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver
Ol with Hypophosphites is unequalled.
The rapidly with which children gain flesh
and strength unon IL is very wonderful.
Read the following: 81 have use Scott's
Emulsion in cases of Ricketts, and Marasmns
of long standing. and have been more THAI
pleased with the results, rs in every case
the Improvement was marked. -. Nj.
Main, VI. d., New York.
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NOTE BY GEORGE CURTIS, ESQ.

NOTE BY GEORGE CURTIS, ESQ.
The MS Of this history, addressed TO me in
the handwriting of my dear brother, Henry
Curtis, whom we had given up for dead, and
bearing the Alden postmark, reached me in
safety OH December 20, 49,, or a little more
than two years after it left his hands in the
far center of Africa, and hasten TO give the
astonishing story it contains to the world.
Speaking for myself, have read il with very
mixed feelings for though 1t is great relief
to know that he and Good are alive and
strangely prosperous, cannot but feel that
for me and for all their friends they might
as well be dead, since we can never hope to
see them more.
They have cut themselves off from old
England and from their homes and their re-
lations forever, and perhaps, under the cir.
cumstances, they were right and wise 10
do SO.
How the Ms. came TO be posted have beer
quite unable to discover; but presume, from
the fact of its being posted at all, that the
little Frenchman, Alphonse, accomplished his
hazardous journey in safety. 1 have, now.
ever, advertised for him and caused various
inquiries 10 be made in Marseiles and else
where with a view of discovering his where.
abouts, but so far without the slightest sue
cess. Possibly he is dead and the packet was
posted by another hand, or possibly he is now
happily welded TO his Annette but still fears
the vengeance Of the law and prefers TO re
main incognito. | cannot say. | have not
yet abandoned my hoI of finding him, but
am bound to say that they grow fainter day
by day, and one great obstacle to my search
is that nowhere in the whole history does Mr.
Quatermain mention his surname. He is al
ways spoken of as "Alphonse," and there are
so many Alphonsesl TIE letters which my
brother Henry says he is sending with the
packet Of manuscript have never arrived. SC
presume that they are lost or destroyed
GEORGE CURTIS.
THE END.
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Removal Notice.

The Texas Instalment Co. have moved to
75l Elm street TO larger quarters where
they are now prepared to furnish house
complete almost from celer to garrett, on
Time payments. Every family is now able
TO purchase such rs Furniture, Stoves, Car
pets, etc.. on small weekly or monthly pay
mcnts. Remember their new store, 7ol Elm
street.
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or full particulars or tickets, cali on
+. p. TURNER,

For full particulars o tickets, cali on
JH. MILLER Pass Agent, Dallas Texas f.f TURNER,
C. ODEN, Ticket Agent L. a r Depo. anu 10 ~ Dam
r. A n peso, East Dallas MCCULLOUGH g. p 4 TADahas
JOHN A. GRANT, General Manager Dallas
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Take the Southwest via Little Rock and
daily Sleep
the m or
andA
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For good yiolns, guitars, banlos, accord
cons, strings ETC.. visit Frees ~ Sons ware
rooms
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General BouIauger is Here
in march sheet music form at sales rooms oil
Frees ~ Sons.
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Beauties, Beauiies!

The Hartman pianos, now on exhibition
and for sale by Frees Il Sons.
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% 2 =, to ,~iodnakowol go pc
luhilem iak brata swc@o. 80 tez
WIo1us rzrczvwiScir 20 ~hratersNu
ii" zblila do kazd, 90 rodaka. iLt@Hel
piSmo rol>kic = pytam SIC lyle
~ mH.ie sic sprawami rol>Aicmi,
iak Wiorus.' K'drea pismo polskie
W Staaach ZjeGnoczonych wi"cei
od WjwwSa p~rzyv2yuia}o sic 90
ulzcni" ne4zy pol>kim wyGnanrom,
nicSzcHe>liMym ofiirom Iyranil Bi-
smarkowskicj?
Juz 2 tych w2s|eddw, kocha-
III Bracia, jest na~zym obowi@@-
KEN wspi"raG tax 1ohrr p;smo
badz to wcze>na op}ate abonamentu,
badz to nad%sc}anipm dobryrh korc-
~Spcndencyj.
ia moje.i strony oswiadezam,
ac chothy Wiarus ME diva dole
~, ]ecz dzicsiet kosztow#l, to i
tax bym 50 czyt%f i opa}a"ai.
u uSzanowaniem
LudtrM D:-ieg|ewic=
IL. Tavlor.}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-10
MlRNkl PRAWDY.

ia kar,c moia &nnq tylko do
hrcmi stowv, mawit Bartek j cisnal
w MA spiewnikiem kosrielnym.